(14 October 1814 - 16 September 1845 / Mallow / Ireland)

poet Thomas Osborne Davis

Poems of Thomas Osborne Davis

1. A Song For The Irish Militia 10/13/2010
2. Blind Mary 10/13/2010
3. Celts And Saxons 10/13/2010
4. Clare's Dragoons 10/13/2010
5. Fontenoy 10/13/2010
6. Lament For The Death Of Eoghan Ruadh O’Neill 10/13/2010
7. Love And War 10/13/2010
8. My Grave 10/13/2010
9. My Land 10/13/2010
10. Nationality 10/13/2010
11. O'Brien Of Ara 10/13/2010
12. O'Connell's Statue 10/13/2010
13. Oh! The Marriage 10/13/2010
14. Orange And Green Will Carry The Day 10/13/2010
15. Our Own Again 10/13/2010
16. The Battle Eve Of The Irish Brigade 10/13/2010
17. The Boatman Of Kinsale 10/13/2010
18. The Dugannon Convention 10/13/2010
19. The Flowers Of Finae 10/13/2010
20. The Geraldines 10/13/2010

Love And War

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How soft is the moon on Glengariff,
The rocks seem to melt with the light:
Oh! would I were there with dear Fanny,
To tell her that love is as bright;
And nobly the sun of July
O'er the waters of Adragoole shines--
Oh! would that I saw the green banner

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